Ever since I got my dog Cooper I have been trying to capture the perfect photograph of him. Every time I think I have the perfect shot he always moves. Whether he turns his head because he heard a noise or he runs away to go chase after something. There have been countless times where this has happened when trying to take a photograph of Cooper. The most recent time this has happened is when I was trying to take a picture of him outside in my backyard. I had the perfect shot and angle. I was trying to take a photograph of him playing in the leaves. The placement of him and the leaves surrounding him were perfect. His face and body were at the top half of the photograph and the leaves lined the bottom. It was going to be an up close shot of Cooper so all you saw was his face and a little bit of his body at the top of the photograph. Right as I was making sure I liked how everything looked and was about to push the shutter-release button, he ran away. This photograph of Cooper was going to be the one. It was going to be the best picture I took of him that day. So what I did was I tried my best to get him into the same spot as he was, and get the same angle and position I was in before he ran away. But of course this was the day Cooper did not want to cooperate and kept running away or playing in the leaves.